Heiser Wins City Golf Title In Sudden Finish
Tom Heiser, a Columbus High senior, won the 1971 Columbus City golf title at Elkis County, posting rounds of 7 and 7 for a 148 total to beat Bill Saalfeld and Jion Ernst by seven strokes. Saalfeld birdied the first hole of sudden death to stay close, as East’s approach missed by a hair.
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Panent
Larry Toy
Sig
George Johansen
Hirald Brockman
Hoy
Roy
Fin Onlecal
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Lions rally for last minute win over world champions
Detroit Lions edge Baltimore Colts 22 to 20 in a pre season game as Munson comes off bench to throw the decisive four yard touchdown pass to Walton with 1:15 left. Schmidt critiques the effort while Colts star Bubba Smith praises Detroit's potential after a heat soaked day.
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Lili Munson
Larry Wallon
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Osl Legree
Schmidt
Colts
Bubba Smith
Smith
Mindeyo
Greg Landry
Baltimore
Munson
Walton
Jim O'Brien
Danaletaloys
Sreyoies
Jackie Stewart Wins Ohio Can-Am at Mid-Ohio
United Press International reports Jackie Stewart won the Can-Am event at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Mansfield, taking the lead after Peter Revson suffered a broken half shaft. Stewart drove a Lola Chev to a 192 mile, 93.77 mph average win, with Jo Siffert second in a Porsche 917 as Team McLaren faltered.
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United Press International
Jackie Stewart
Sealsman
McLaren
Fle
Willy 2 Tillle
Stewart
New York
Peter Revson
Mansfield
Ohio
Revson
Jo Siffert
Smitzerland
Denis Fakme
Patterson Wins Easy Unanimous Heavyweight Decision
Vic Twown taunted Vic Patterson as the revamped world heavyweight champion fought 40 rounds in Burf atlo New York. Patterson, 34, earned a unanimous decision over Buffalo’s Jack Brown, extending his comeback to six straight victories. He hinted at one more title bid but acknowledged slow reflexes and a cautious pace.
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Vic Twown
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Pridersen
Waterfowl Season Opens With Split Schedule and Hours Change
Hunters in the area anticipate the Nebraska waterfowl season opening January 9 and closing December 20 with a three day break on November 1 2 and 3. A half hour before sunrise hunting hours aim to improve bag quality while preserving points rules. A separate article notes excitement at Charles Town with a daily double payoff and a big fifth race result.
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Bruce Cowgill
Dee
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Charles Town
Frouse
Jelion
U.S. Teen Leads Hope in Wightman Cup Play
The United States relies on a 16 year old to carry hopes in the Wightman Cup final. Valerie Ziegenfuss and Mary Ann Eisel leveled the series at 2 2 with a doubles win over Britain’s Truman Jones and Truman. Kristy Pigeon fell in straight sets in her first Wightman singles. Chris Evers, 16, was to face Virginia Wade in the pivotal second singles match.
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Truman Jones
Truman
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Kristy Pigeon
Doyee Barclay Williams
Harold TL Clark Stadium
Chris Evers
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Fla
England
Virginia Wade
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Winnie Shaw
Wightman
Tonganesian and Eulice Score Third Straight at Columbus Races
Tonganesian a six year old gelding owned by Karl Nacke of Remsen Iowa won the $3000 Agricultural Park Handicap by a nose over Society Verna from Kenneth Kirby’s Silver Creek stable. Eulice an eight year old gelding owned by Donald King of Spring Valley Minn. and ridden by Dave King earned his third straight win, paying $7.40. War Pole Assur, ridden by Stallings, captured the $2500 co feature. Dusky Traveler and Mon Fox provided the daily double payoff of $142.20. Attendance at Agricultural Park for two weeks was 36,735 with wagering rising to $1,752,801.
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Assur
Maynard Myers
Griswold
Stallings
Dusky Ttwler
Mon Fox
Tory Barnes
Weiskopf wins Philadelphia Golf Classic in tight finish
Tom Weiskopf captured the $30,000 first prize at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a final round 70, totaling 277 to edge Dave Hill by one stroke. Jack Nicklaus finished two behind, while George Knudson and others trailed. The victory matched a Philadelphia course record set by Billy Casper the prior year.
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Tommy Bell
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Bull
Whitemarsh Valley County Club
Weiskapf
Dave Uhi
Billy Casper
Hill
Jack Nicklaus
George Knudson
Dale Douglass
Lon Graham
Bd Murphy
Pretty 16 year old wins women's amateur tourney
Laura Baugh of Long Beach California, a high school student, defeated Beth Barry, a 22 year old student from Mobile, to win a premiere Women’s National Amateur Golf Tour event in Atlanta. The story casts the young champion as poised and talented beyond her years.
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UFC
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Longeach
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Plande
Beth Barry
University of South Alabama
Mobile
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Kearney State Draws Nearly 100 For Preseason Drills
KEARNEY, NUPI. Nearly 100 players reported for preseason football drills at Kearney State College Sunday. Coach Allen Zikmund called it the largest turnout since his arrival in 1959, with about 40 Jeffermen, 20 nonlettered returnees, 10 transfers, and 30 freshmen.
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UPI
Kearney State College
Allen Zikmund
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Red dominance eyed for 1971 Big Eight race
Preseason notes crown Nebraska and Oklahoma as clear front runners in 1971. Coach Bob Devaney acknowledges holes but expects strong backs and a brutal defense, while Chuck Fairbanks foresees sustained ball control. Other teams like Colorado Kansas State Missouri Iowa State and Oklahoma State battle for third place amid mixed QB and defensive strength.
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Sooners
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van Brott
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David Mumm
Jeff Kinney
White Din Carslens
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Johny Steigers
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Larry ,Jacobson
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Joe Blahak
Jin Anderson
Bill Kosch
Tire Berkfield
Jack Miltren
Joe Wylie
Greg Pritt
Leon Crosswhite
Chuck Fairbanks
Fishponer
Steve Aycock
Raymond Hamilon
Fairbanks
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Merk
Orvis
Ken Johnson
Kansas State
Dennis Morrison
Lynn Dickey
Wildcats
Isaac Jackson
Mack Herron
Missouri
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Chuck Roper
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Russell Flarrison
Iowa Sale
Dean Carlson
Jn Jerry Sdeses
Cyclones
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Tony Pounds
Bobby Cole
Dick Graham
Moud Gass
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Dan Week
David Jaynes
Actense
Jayhawks
Iowa
Oklahama
Cardinals move within reach of first in NL East
Cardinals beat the Braves 14 to 10 as Brock powered with five runs and a double while Torre drove in four with a homer and a double. The win narrows the gap to within five games of first place as Pittsburgh and Chicago lost.
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San
Nebraska study checks fish for lead contamination
The State Game Commission said on Saturday it is conducting a routine precautionary study at five Nebraska lakes to determine if fish are contaminated with lead from motors and other sources. Lakes include Victory Lake in Fremont State Recreation Area, Conestoga, Payne, Yankton Mounds near Lincoln, and an unnamed lake at Fremont.
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Lentzes win scotch doubles on Sunday at Boulevard Lanes
Gerry and Ann Lents captured the 649 series with 215 205 219 in a Sunday night TV doubles at Boulevard Lanes. The field included Lauchenklos 627 Welsons 627 Matson 625 Sista 610 and Van Winkle Kroeker 698. Duate Lauren kios drew the sweeper prize and will face next week’s winner on Channel 7 Bowling at Leisure. Joe Patrick will host Beat Joe Patrick night with Dee Rains as his partner.
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Daryl Thiele
Vicki Kosiha
Dennis van Winkle
Deblle Kroeker
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Malsons
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Karyn Laurenkios
Omaha
Channel 7
Joe Patrick
Huskies look to rebound with returning lettermen
Coach John O'Brien welcomes back Shelby and 14 seniors including Don Schmid Chuck Nickolite and John Matousek as he builds depth after nine starters departed. With 34 players registered the Huskies aim to be tougher this season, relying on underclassmen for depth. Schedule lists games in September through November across multiple cities.
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Sleven
John O'Brien
Don Schmid
Chuck Nickolite
John Matousek
Bobfliener
Bob Fletcher
Greg Peterson
Doug Hopwood
Jerry Stewart
Mike DeTurk
Reb Glatter
Mike Baek
al Logan
Robin Perry
Brian Hopwood
Monte Grossnicklaus
Huskies
O'Brien
Unreville
Gresham
McCent Junction
Benedice
Stonecaming
Hampton
Tsing City
Monroe
Marquette
Bradshaw
Sweeper honors at Columbus Bowl sweepstakes
The Maths team and Gary Mut with 607 led by scratch scores 216 84 2 and 75 handicap at Columbus Bowl. Runners up included Gary Badie and Barb with 620 and Salseratch. Other money finishers were Jon Rentschler Theo Ranje Marilyn and Ray Lahens Joe and Jean Karnik Grace and Harold Force Morris and Doris Jolene EI and Harold Scholl Kiet and Marlene Korle Ivar Carlson and Wayne Hoshar. High games: Maths 241 Badies 214 Kosinski 232 Labons 230. Special jackpot top score Corkey Cave Jim Irwin 423. Doris Johnson Gary Badie 40 Jolene Kasper Gil Cave 400 Eve Lushe Darrell Janssen 384 Mary Christensen Fred Leonhard 274.
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Gloria Mut
Barb Badie
Salseratch
Jon Rentschler
Theo Ranje
Marilyn
Ray Lahens
Joe
Jean Karnik
Grace
Harold Force
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Doris Joleen
Harold Scholl
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Marlene Korle
Ivar Carlson
Wayne Hoshar
Badies
Deean Bob Kosinski
Mr. An
Jolene Kasper
Gil Cave
Eve Lusche
Darrell Janssen
Mary Christensen
Fred Leonhard
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